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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1921

Page

8

Tucker Speaks in Halifax County

Richmond Times Dispatch reports Tucker announces candidacy for governor at Murphy's Hotel headquarters Halifax with large anticipated majority. Senator Hooker to preside. Trinkle itinerary includes Palmyra Scottsville Fork Union Livingston Millboro Hot Springs Monte Rey Dillwyn Arronia.

Richmond Times-Dispatch Harry St. George Tucker Murphy's Hotel Tucker Hallifax Halifax M.B. Hooker T& Dide Trinkle Senator Trinkle Palmyra Scottsville Fork Union Liveringston Millboro Hot Springs Monterey Dillwyn Arronpia

Beamer Wife Dies at Home in Clarksburg

Margaret E. Beamer, colored, wife of William E. Beamer, died yesterday afternoon at 210 East Clifford Street from complications. Survived by her husband, four daughters Hattie Anna Bell Virginia and Norma Beamer, her parents, three sisters Carrie Summer Esta tes and Otie Wright, and two aunts. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at Bethel Church with Rev. Hawkins officiating. coffin will not be opened at the church.

Margaret E. Beamer William E. Beamer East Clifford Street Cpmmons Hattie Anna Bell Virginia Norma Beamer Carrie Ummer Middletown Clarksburg W. Va Otie Wright Winchester Bethel Church Rev. Hawkins

U S May Aid Export Trade Discussion At White House Dinner

At a private White House dinner May 25 President Harding discussed reviving export trade with Secretaries Mellon Hoover and financier guests including J P Morgan and Paul Warburg. Officials indicated government business cooperation could be a key remedy.

Washington Adnistration White House Mellon Hoover J. P. Morgan Paul Warburg Harding Cemén Sfrien

Staunton considers allowing under 16 to attend films with parent

Staunton Virginia May 26 A plan to bar children under 16 from movie theaters unless accompanied by a parent was advanced at a city council meeting led by social worker Mrs. O W Robinson of the Community Welfare League The measure has backing from local theater managers and awaits council action

Staunton O. W. Robinson Community Welfare League Robertson Ritter

City Meat Market announces expanded premises and services

The City Meat Market on Market Street announces remodeling to occupy the entire first floor, providing about 20000 square feet of store space plus a rear workshop and warehouse. The expansion aims to improve selection, quality groceries and meats, and prompt service with consistent pricing and attractive show windows.

Anes de Nichetosaceto City Meat Market Arte N Market St. 1

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S. H. Hable William G. Hardy THE Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank Wall Paper Jessie Hillyard Bell Photie Water Street Richmond State Depository the Commercial & Savings Bank Halifax County WM. E. Beamer U.S Vodvil LOGAL Alice Lake BODY Carl Harmon & Co Milt Sills Pathe News Review Ners Roaring Lions Tiger’s Trail Douglas Fairbanks Fox News Face AT the Buck Jones Man Washington, D. C Madhas Sheetz Toggery New York H. R. Bryarly & Bro Union Bank ‘of ‘Winchester Hable’s Bae O Ss. H. Hable Chester Farmers and Merchants National Bank E. Bruce Bell Phone W. Water St Horace F Washere Jones’ Creamery Bell Phone W. Miller Fletcher Messrs French Thompson William Ramey Hape Clarke County Départment C. I. Brumback
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